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Bizarro World: Bill Ayers Accuses Obama of Terrorism
Today's least self-aware punditry, courtesy of the former Weather Underground ringleader
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Today's least self-aware punditry, courtesy of the former Weather Underground ringleader
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The Texas lawmaker's comments are really just another way to talk about the doggedly debated topic of whether fetuses feel pain.
Reuters
The speaker aims to capitalize on a rift in his caucus by arguing that doing nothing will be even worse than the reforms on the table now.
Reuters
Executive-power-wary Tea Partiers and labor-aligned Democrats could block "fast-track" authority for two huge agreements.
Reuters
The men, all whistleblowers, say he succeeded where they failed.
Reuters
The NSA revelations don't come in a vacuum: There's a long history of abuses carried out in the name of national security.
Reuters
In a Fox News appearance, he advised his son to avoid committing treason and come home.
Reuters
You won't see him on magazine covers or late-night TV, but the Wisconsin governor has the resume and resilience for a White House run.
Reuters
The whole Congress should debate and vote on significant policies.
Reuters
Though vastly different, both think more highly of their own judgment than any law.
Associated Press
Though conservatives hope the Supreme Court will strike part of the law this month, the 1965 act has become central to GOP control of the House.
AP
Despite worries that their focus on abortion and gay marriage is a liability for Republicans, they're as well-organized, vigilant, and powerful as ever.
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